And do I care if it is a pistol grip or lever style?
Tools that you just can't live without
- Thread starter sixstringsteve
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I think that's personal preference.
STAG
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- Pleasant Grove
I run a Lincoln at work. Granted it’s a few years old, but it chooches. There’s some things about it I don’t love but it’s reliable.
Going for a mini..
Those of you that grease a lot.. what type of grease is best? There are a million options, and I think I have 15 in my tool box. lithium, tacky, poly, moly, marine, general purpose, etc.
You get to pick one for all your bearings, trailers, mechanical arms, ball joints, tie rods... What you going with?
Those of you that grease a lot.. what type of grease is best? There are a million options, and I think I have 15 in my tool box. lithium, tacky, poly, moly, marine, general purpose, etc.
You get to pick one for all your bearings, trailers, mechanical arms, ball joints, tie rods... What you going with?
STAG
On my grind
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Shoot, I assumed you meant a power greaser.
We run this grease on our heavy equipment. It’s good stuff
STAG
On my grind
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
With a manual greaser I would only ever go lever, personally.
lhracing
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- Layton, UT
I think you should have 2 types of grease for most automotive uses. A good NLGI #2 for bearings, roller, ball, etc I like Valvoline. For bushing type of surfaces, ball joints, tie rod ends, etc a good Moly grease should be used.